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The Wheat Corner.

Parties in San Francisco have a good
sized corner in wheat and are seeking to
make matters warm for those having or
ders for wheat or flour to fill. A San
Francisco paper stated yesterday that the
Pioneer Mills, in this city, had closed down
for want of grain, but this is not true In
ouiry of the proprietors of the establish
ment reveals the fact that the firm has all
the grain on hand that it will need before
the new crop comes in, and the other mills
of the city are similarly situated. The
proprietors of the various mills state that
there is at present no money in flour and
they are therefore not seeking to increase
sales. but merely filling the regular de-
mands of their customers. The corner in
wheat has placed grain at higher figure
than -four, and it will probably remain so
until after the new crop comes in. Al
though the Pioneer Mills have not been in
operation for the last two or three days, ii
is only on account of some changes being
made, and they will be started up again
this week
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ONE HUNDRED Doses One Dollar is inser.
arably connected with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and is true of no other medicine. A bottle
of Hoods Sarsaparilla contains 100 doses
and will last month, while others will
average 10 last not over a week. Use only
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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NOVELTIES IN PRINCES.

A leading Novelty in Frnges for the fronts of
sofas, large chairs bottoms of lambrequins, ETC., is
wide tapestry belt with fringe-the whole being
about fourteen inches deep Us cents per yard).
The same can also be had in narrower width, at
40 cents per yard
Speaking Of fringes reminds that our full
Spring Stock is now here
Handsome Fringe, in shades of golden yell
low and olive made largely of chenille, SIX inches
deep IS cents. A Fringe, with heavy gilt beading
and large chenille spikes, IS cents other Fringes
in all grades and various prices.
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THE EXCLUSION TO MONTAGUE. = Mr.
Forbes, agent of the Southern Pacific Com.
pany, in this city, received a dispatch yes
terday from T. H. Goodman, stating that il
as many as fifteen passengers procured
tickets at this point for the excursion tc
Montague-ro leave next Friday evening
a Pullman car would be taken from Sacra.
mento so that no change would have to be
made. Those intending to take this inter
esting trip should procure their tickets a:
soon as possible, SO as to secure the through
car from here.
AUCTION SALE.-At the opening of Bel
& Co.'S auction sale, to-day at 10 A. NJ.
at No. 927 X street, there will be sold a fine
Office or bar counter, walnut top; two
show tables, with platforms two long
tables, four platforms, show-windows
sash, doors, furniture, etc. Also, 60 yards
body Brussels carpet, with border, three
ingram and three tapestry carpets, two eX-
celsior wringers, secondhand clothing
statuary, vases, etc. Also, a span of good
work horses, 1900 pounds each truck har-
ness, sulky, etc.
SALE OF THE BARTLETT SPRINGS PRop.
ERTY.-By virtue of judgment issued out
of the Superior Court of Lake county, L.
H. Boggs, referee, will sell at l p. NJ. oil
Thurdsay, June I'd, at.the rt-housei in
Lakeport, Lake county, the celebrated
Bartlett Springs property, containing 16C
acres, location too well known to need
further mention. Five per cent of the
purchase money will be required on the
day of the sale, the balance on confirmation
of sale and delivery of deed.
FESTIVAL THIS EvENIYG.-The Horatic
Stebbins Society auxiliary to the Unitarian
Society will hold cake and apron" fes.
tival this evening at Hammers music
rooms. Admission free, and all are in
vited. After the literary and musical exer.
cises refreshments will be served.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION

Uniformed Rank, K of P.
Sealed bids.-Picnic privileges.
Festival this eveping.
Washington Lodge, F. and A. N.
Equity Lodge, X. and l. OF H.
Branch No. II, Y. MI.
Protestant Orphan Asylum meeting.
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No PIANo but the Mathushek" has the
tuning pins pushed into solid iron frame.
Silver Medal at Mechanics Fsir
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TRY the best the light-running Do
mestic," with self-setting attachments, be-
fore you let agents talk you into buying in
ferior Sewing Machines. Office, 9th and j.
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WANTED-LOST-F0DND.

CtTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEW RITTER
= wanted Immediately. Apply to IT. BkR-
SON, Pasiglossic Polytechnicon, corner Fifth
and . streets. ap19 2t
yAJANTED-1OO MEN TO GO TO WORK AT
w once, and take the best 15-cent Meal in
town, at the STATE CAPITOL RESTAURANT,
go Second street, opposite Wells Fargo Il Co.
Pork and Beans, with Bread and Butter and
Coffee, 10 cents, etc. apis
STRAY FROM PASTURE AT vALLEClTo,
- Calaveras county, April 10th, White -FOUR
year-old HORSE; has scar on left hind hip
was seen coming towards Sacramento. A re-
ward will be paid for information leading to
its recovery. Apply at STANLEI'S STABLES,
this city. apl6-lw~
~ A. RIFF THIS SHOULD MEET THE
VI. notice OF any Comrade of EDWIN :.
SHEARtR, Co D, LIST Regt. Inf, Cal Vols, or
Co, B, ID Regt. Cavalry, Cal. Vols, he will con
fer favor by sending his address to MRS. NJ.
\. 4. SHEARER, Santa Cruz Cal. apl42w
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE
w Painter. For particulars address j. &.
BISBEE, Auburn, Cal. apl42w
WANTED 5 GOOD AMERICAN RANCH
W hands, that can handle teams, long job;
also, a man and wife for ranch, $40; also, .
mixers, cooks, walters (female), s girls TOR
housework, SIS to $50. Apply to EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, Fourth ana h streets, Sscra-
mento. If
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Business Advertisemcnts.
Red House-Ioes it pay?
Contract for sewer
Room and board.
Cash boy wanted.
Berlin, standard trotter
Butter-maker wanted.
Room and board wanted
Millinery trimmers wanted.
Help wanted.
Referees sale-Bartletts Springs.
Weinstock * Lubin-NOvellies in fringes.
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The read has been broken to Lal Tahoe
and several teams have passed through.
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READ Mendes, O'Neal & Sons Carpet Clean
ing ad." by new process, on third page
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Auction Sales.


BY Bell & Co Horses and harness to-day.
Bell & Co. 10 -day-Carpets and furniture.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

State Engineer VIM. Ham. Hall left yes
terday on trip to Los Angeles, San Diego
etc.
The approaching nuptials of Louis Gold.
stem and Rosa Jacobs, of this city, are an
nounced.
Mrs. f. P. Schell, of San Francisco is
visiting the city, guest of Mrs. J. ]
O'Connor.
Colonel L. L. Baker, of the firm of Baker
u Hamilton, came up from San Francisco
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Clark leave TO-DAY
on visit to the Eas', and expect to be alb.
sent two or three months.
E. A. Halstead, well-known stage-line
proprietor of Oroville, was in the city yes
terday, en- route to San Francisco.
Mrs. Lizzie D'A. Kline, National Presi.
dent of the Women's Relief Corps, returned
to San Francisco yesterday morning.
Benjamin WEIGH, Master Car builder Of
the Southern Pacific Company, went to Los
Angeles yesterday, to return in a day Oh
two.
Senator A. Caminetti, of Amador, came
down from Jackson yesterday en- route tc
the Grand Parlor of the n. S. G. w. at Ne.
vada City.
Miss Lottie Stevens, of the Ridge" who
has been on visit to friends in New York
for the past three months, returned home
yesterday morning.
0. H. Durham, of Oakland, went up to
Oroville yesterday, to fulfill a contract for
the construction of several buildings and
other improvements.
Mrs. William H. Mills, of San Francisco
who has been visiting the family of VIM.
H. Parks at Marysville recently, arrived in
Sacramento on Monday. and is the guest
of Mrs. S. C. benson at their suburban
home.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday /:
j. Jacobs, Lemoore; J. J. Sheafor and
wife, Roseville; ]. G. Sullivan, Auburn
H. c. Martin and wife, Montague; H. L.
Hoppin Yolo; w. H. Bailey, Auburn; G.
Loard and wife, Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: f. P. Knight, Washington, d. c.;
J. b. Lowell, Philadelphia; W. P. Dwyer,
F. A. Montgomery, Chicago; S. Smith. F.
w. Rand, w. A. Kaver, New York; w.
H. III. Hart, Will B. Corwin, Dave Linde-
man, F. NJ. Gilman, San Francisco d. D.
Powell, Marysvllle; Mrs. f. NJ. Wright,
Miss Wright Chicago; William Johnston
Richland; c. E. Broad, w. C. Savage, C.
w. Kenbrover, J. Smith, A. Rocco, Dr.. W.
E. Fisher, San Francisco.
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A new PROCESS.

HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS WHO WISH
IL their Carpets Cleaned ana restored so that
they will appear as good as new, should send
their orders to MENDES o. NEAL & sons Carpet
Cleaning Establishment, Il 5 Second street
The new Renovator and Blackman Suction
Blower now in use cannot be excelled for re-
moving dust and all imperfections from Car
pets. We employ one of the most experienced
wvrkmen in this department 3p
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A NEW LIST
YARNS
FOR SALE!

215-For S3,5OO-16O acres; acres in
Vineyard; acres IN Alfalfa 80 acres cleared;
fenced into fields: 100 acres in Timber;
Dwelling 6 rooms; Stable ana Granary; this
is fine piece of property and cheap; only %
miles northeast of Folsom, adjoining Card
well tract.
214--S0 acres in Nevada county for SIS
per acre; small Dwelling thereon.
211-For $3.50 per acre, four 1O-acre lots
at Brighton; about acres in Alfalfa upon
each lot.
222-For $4,000 Blacksmith Shop,
with all Too.s, and good will of business of
long standing; pays S1,So0 per year; has
five good Lots, Sheds, etc; situate in town
OF Roseville.
224-For SIG 900 16O acres at Brighton;
6 acres in Vineyard; acres in orchard; SO
acres in Wheat; so acres in Barley; a nice
Dwelling, rooms; ! Barn, Chicben-house,
ETC.; a good place and cheap for money.
2O9-For &I,OO0-4O acres, 20 acres of
which are Vineyard; mile south of Brigh-
ton; the Vines are in full bearing; yield a
good crop.
25I-For 81 80 an acre-12O acres on line
Nevada Narrow Gauge r. R., Nevada county.
245-For 81 ,oOO-SO acres, 6 miles from
Newcastle Station, in Placer county; fine
piece OF land and cheap; springs of living
water upon place.
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Good Educational chance.

OTAMMERING AND SUFFERING CURED
y By sure and simple method. For terms,
etc., address DR.. 7. A. KYLE, Brighton, Tenn.
apl9-5t
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EoR SALOON MODERATE TERMS. FOUR
i lots, S0xl60 feet each, on south side OF
block between and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first Streets one of the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city: short
distance from street railroad. Apply to W. F.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. Mills & co
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@ SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF LANDS. 20
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ARSFIELD's REMEDY for the Blood and Constipation.
SARSFiEID'S REMEDY Dphhera Pneum la
CHRONIC ULCER
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ITO LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTs AND JTN-
l. furnished rooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. INQUIRE of
streets e.
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o'8rien's, COZ ST. sp
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Dnsin:ss lJropertp for Sale cn0 60 Ell.

TOR RENT-A desirable suite OF or ) con
meeting Offices I'm Temple Court IN ling f'-N ag''~
Apply al Room between $50 Ant'tD a" o t- aie i
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finannaI.
PUBLIC SALE OF BANK ASSETS,

BY order Of the Chancellor OF the
ihgs Institution VIII be offered auctio1 at the banking
house RAILWAY. \. j. on DEC. 20, 1857. at O'Clock
y. m, consisting OF
900 REGISTERED WATER BONDS OF the city Of
RAILWAY bonds OF the denomination OF 900 each draw
per cent interest. AMI PAYABLE July 1891 They
Issued for construction the total issue eng 900 Tho
he' Income from water rents is pledged for the payment NJ
interest AMI principal and deficiency must be raised by
general tax by special act OF Legislature all real ant
Sohi property belonging to Residents OF tie city shall DO
LIABLE for his debt Bonds VIII sold with the past duo aud
accruet interest and in blocks TO suit purchasers
Also the following REAL ESTATE the city Of Railway
PANkING HOUSE Tho three story and basement brick
am stone building Main Monroe SITS. $500,
feet
FRAME FACTORY on Main st. ard Railway River near
IA H. II main bui;ng N sONSo eei. stories. with large
H9x ,uJ
- NHRN-Brick pottery bnlliag, with OF
" und an Millionaire and Runway River
= ~ AND IOT-Sevcn.roon cottage on Hazclw0ol-
= Pc; Il lOOv esf
istIiDiNG LOTS Broad and Fulton SITS, s0x20o
fe
TERMS or StLf-Twentv per cent 10 be paid IN cash
on day OF sale balance within 0dAvs Further Information
may h OBJ ln 81 by applying n the btn-!ug hoIse or ir'1
WILLIAM MERSHDN. No. Broatvav. New-NOrE Room
III. WILLIAM MFRSHON,
A. V. S"OTWELI. Committee.
ROSS NANDEKHOVEN.)
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REAL ESTATE.
,,-c,Nrss Ar THE EXCHANGE.

,,ess having somewhat slaciScnod toward the emu VI
. r.ek srrntiOa chiefly directed III the HAena"s
INV M, N tbs coming election on Monday next Muon
::,or..t has been shown In the vote oil the O'r'''o
my -loyys. which was incorrectly reported az SIN 10
= AMI WAS r,ally TO three. The i"l!o"lhs Wa"
" ,or Of the new scale: H. H. Canuiann' Charles n
,orn william Cruikshank, Nyer ;. lsaaes' J."
-, ur.h Leonard J. Carp inter- and J. Romano hro"h'
uo ,ca n,t 10 were r. V. Hafncti' Win'ah' i h'"
and George H. Scott ,. a., ,,o0oe,,
scott explains he voted against tho ptoh"N''
,.o hn was opposed TO increasing 'he hh"cN-'""''''
,,.o ~. believed Unwisc 10 make any aiter''"h
49,, wa. 40, sanctioned by the auco" erS "ho' IL "h''e
-. vcrc Quit" likely to retire IN 4 h"dy'
Thor. la, been thorough canvass iof lr"N's' SUNNI
-. oa,,. been solicited by four or FIVE different
. In .cyefal instances the pIOi'a haNo peeh KNOWN
II n leen gwen and promised to both sides The
u, ,icket headed by Mr.. Cammaan, mas the support
- ,e principal body of stockholders representing the
-, and influence OF tn, ENchango Among those VINO
- Given their proxies tbs side ao John jacob
- ola. Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY, tic Seaman
~" r.uE samuel D. Babc0,k, he Schcmclhlfn
sN,7 IA, Eu.hcriu- estate, James Rufus Smith Cor
Csl"V' a., --,.. " il.n DETROIT. Edward Il. btu ana
ne, =, M about hundred anc eeNenty: Inc present
others m is fhai about thirds Of the list Will 60 Or
~ rl,r u,.c,, and the Remaining tn'd WIZ e'ci sup
ur !. ,,,,, - q Ja remain away.
Iort 'h' afternoon the retirement OF George :.
A., ifou, Ono cppo- it"n rckct ano"hS a, VT,
l"@l' tI 90 q reporter that his pr>rcts OF success
lt~l"' ,, 70, 10 justify him IN continuing his chnv ass
" .,.- names on Nr HaincttS Ticket nave hp' N'h
lh' 49, T. Upmanc Brown, who is running on m
h"'i s,',pe rh' REGULARS inrHi'' mirr or N"
P41,l Sn8 ,lat while entirely independent. he Is in
.rnnv with 'h' present policy OF The INchdhSe' MI
r. ,,~ MIL no-t likely n ell d
III ,, 10 a.. public hours II. ". Muller & son sold
under foreclosure N0 100 lA-t SNtl,,h-,' l"rr-N'"E
e mont hos.. lot 25Nioo for $4,000 to Clara H.
pa~i,vn
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METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY Of NEiv-IOiN.

or THE CITY OE AEW-IORN.
CaptaI. 81 .O0Do0J No. - Vni'.s,.
DeSignlc bvorlcr - tn SuD-en, CDIrt r;E ieppt
DRY VIII receive deposits 81 r, az n tiL
1tlnfl ~ ayent rs FL, pr cIrpIrt1plA lIi a''AD, III
ANY ley ltfdss rnnp'rDI y pDDttnpb ~ -
favorable terms % other similar conn,n,,t
THOMAS UrLLGOtsE prcqilr1t
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN. Vice Pr,sld'n-
CIAs ". j SUP. secretary.
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Dusiness Cbaures.
Dressmnkirg.

nRESSMAKER.IBy tine day IS, s' yUhi Pei fsi
GIlIaVr. second nOor
hRESS MAKER-By n Partisan; superior
stve. nertect mt at short notice robes can be seen
Nine III ESTEI, ll3 West I5th-,I
hKFSSMAKER.-By a person VINO wishcS Il
IL few more ~ home or would 20 out w '"o
day 4. W. IL West 5ob-st
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ZIMMERMAN & FOH>iIAY,
BANKERS & BROKERS'.
10 WALL II. NEW-YORK.
Merhsrs ~ tn Sew. YORK 'iD't cK'u1gn ~ro X AND
RON rs Vof-GTIT AND = I'D * COW MISSION. DsN.
lion f~i,n plpS rptes. Vc. an" - ~ - an
SIINfRBAFt~ for LER~' EXc'i'' con iluro'e
Deposits vel subject u chr k an por cent htN 80
GLOW Ell on daily balances exceeding $1,000.
nor ilrc'ragah'r p.oof of the S'Htc'nans!lp
Of JAMES q. y lNINt scr THE ptNp'HNliC AID
VA NCt. OF TODAY Orfer 30 through vOur nrWsnan.
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The Holders Of Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
Wabash, 81. Louis and Pacific
Railway Co.,

..
On LINES tN~i VI 'hL h'N~i-'.fiI XIV OK
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Ant Nr,lo. H., tr,,- r..ri,f. 81 L At CON
rerrI.4f.-
pared Of rrlrsan1 'i % an c'o'' zion having "n
Aere np"n Nv Ga, mortg'f' b'hlhollcr'
az SO" PR. lA-In. Comm ttt.
f.r al preTiur ~ 90" nr'' NOR <aze All
fuIlc deIt uo1d ~ @crp. 'pi IN - if' iiFl',n VIII
ntef~ O. November l. l~s' upon d"P'"t Of D'hl'
uud. = tli. .rrrrucni.
Bp1i- 81 tho hr-f NOR 40 Tor 'I'r''' ,'u'l. F"
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tcli ami SCRIP 81 same ana ti' ""'''h "'''i'S" '''
r,-.c,.ur. n, ,e mart are. vbere ac.rn.i uc-ess,rr
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n,,ioo n a new nr.t nofi.t - Nv o.. Con.o l'-i
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nov '"c'h a., tt<f Il pa re -, - o. "a
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en- E m % 49,. ID, ~ ..r. t'i. c,n.o i.t-i.o,
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NTw-YoRK. Friday. Nee. o. 1897.
,hs following sales led at the Exchange AMI Auction


s,err ayc.,in. -sith lot " leo East Co'h.e'. ss,
ota1 Il : Of 4th-aVc lot 1ONlO0.5; & 4 P"r'"n.--
sale ~ ceilings with lots. West 59th-St W o. 9h-
ave. a5lor'ntt 10 Dec It.
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Go tubom ii Alan Concern.
Gclp iOanleo.

NNrANTED.-Sa Statesmen, travelling and local
w every State Al sde line, stap' monopoly
kENOSHA MILLS co. chicago. Ill
WANTED Agents. experienced and good
w address, Wholesale and retail trade Call
before ! O'clock. 20 Ma 1T. Room a.
, or irr, (raoablc proOf of the craftsmanship
ofJANfES .. BLAI - = sc THE DLNocHAIIC AID
XANCE O. io-AaY Ordel u rOngn yonr ~ ~ ~
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legal Notices.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
prpp,r tOn TIIY COi.LECTIOs or TANk-.
No III CgAuBiRs ST fSTEwAKf BuiLiiS"l
NEw.YoRK. Dec. =. lo5LJ
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OrF,cr o. THE BOARD oF nEicioD~,
AMERICAN rNrEF~- CcMrNNN.
NIW-A DEN Nov .n. 81.
'y'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of tius COM
ranv fi> d.y zee itcd dv nj 81 trrc FOL 'r'
ser shsr. rsvahe 81 dtf January NEXT mo
r4us,r books ~ % close frol .J,h d4y of D--eDb
Al noon To tie O; Jtnugry urTt ~ orfrr 81 the
Board j y hHATF '''r'''i'.
or
NTy-YoRK IIoNurRA- RO-AKf0 Nf~IN'Cn,
so ANb549 Rob- D. g.. NtN,i-
NFW.N tE.. Iec. g.. l-~1
ryHE Board of Trustees have this It ~ declared
ayutLd o. Seutv iv" cents per share Oh tho CAPITA
stock ,cmsuY pay able At their once. IS above, "n
and the 2'fa INST 49,. %,
me Pooks VIII he co'ed the 10th inst at l.
NO on and -. clo.e iil the rot instant
BY order OF tho E0ari OF trustee.
:. JArOBN. Treasurer
sNOR irreiragahle proof of the craftsmanship
/ Of JANI.~ -. BfAfNft sec THE ui MOCHA IC 40
i ANt'i. oil To-Day. rider II thiOush your new-u'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYEHS.

NOTICE TO IAXPA EHS
TINE Receiver of Taxes of the CIty OF New .
i York hereby gives notice all persons VINO nav
10 pay ter 1897 10 nav mo sam"
10 him At his before tho hrst day Of Jhhn5,
as roydei section S<6 OF the NewioTk Guy Io"s""'
Act OF lSSs ,,o A., dsv nj,
IJnop any remaining unpaid on inc nih uy "a
Dca,Ley ss7 one per centun win be charged recelSen
and collected addition 10 the amount Theresa avn ~
such ing first DAY 81
interest will charged received ana cMect.u uon
,bcre of at The rate centun Der
be calculated from third day 81 October ~ IT,,
d.v he rolls and for iaxes oil iHS were
Giv,d 10 The said Receiver " the date OF pay
"o"" pu''u""' " 0EOR0E W. MCLEAN.
re-ely,f a. Isxas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
I!ots an0 Rooms Ert.
Boaro ano Rooms.

Boar0 ano Rooms.
A HANDSOMELY furnished room to gentle
"A only 40 Lat 27t-st, near Lexingtonave refer
CANDA HOUSE, II Lafayette Place.-Sclcct
~ boadng with hotel convenience 1t very low rates;
cuisine exec lent.
WELL-FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM with
34h.st
I'D EAST 42D-ST.--TwO pleasant, sunny
Il - Rooms. with board: references
SSTH-ST.. 81 WEST.-Elegant large and
~ small rooms second thr aud fourth floors suites
.hge; brstciass tab o; references
III WEST 34TH-Sr.-Furnished rooms
~ with board. third and fourth nCors references
Exchanged
BROOKLYN
I'm THE HILL-186 Carlton-ave., near
" Willoughby ave- nicely furnished rooms, slngy OF
~ suite. viii board suitable terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
Ci,n PROPERTY for Sale.

VNU IJ1UFtFtI -Vt ~'''.F'
1S WEST 72D-ST finest new residence,
n. ~ r. gdc. location best N cltV: COMP H a' III.
srcct ~ inv in Droc and quality also III" -
- IT, ;hr ms o-ep. r. INA" tO'4' '"''
T-LEGANI 25-foot front dwelling Ter sale
II cah.rct faish anA site ceoofait s Nph'lg -.i
1a-ta S1,are and Owe ookug Central Ia Ice s'u'V
Ill oIl,,t Du-e Sot $4,000 Inquire On frc'-f' -
WsN sist.sL SAMUEL COLCOEn. O0. CT.
LOR SALE.-Pnvate dwellings, IN desirable
L locations ~. 1900, o, ,..., o., Inn, ov,.,.t,,
40 ..tst S6,-s-. ONSSNlolS dinaIrooi eN''"'''i'
M 900 iS"l-ave.. 2lNb1N.O
80 : OH2 Madison ave. 2OH5DNtP 3d., ...r
No. 20 East ~iti-st. 22.2x4uX-- toILcE
No 81 last 7lt'rst. p II. front -...-,,.-
w. - 1900 CAN b.. 81 ~ Any TINE.
j. KILPATRICk, Builder
oqrast SDth.si. Once. 30 Fast .oth.s'
el1o5. 600. -Euuitv in choice city property 20
- exchange and clear count ~ proneriy ana oH
h. A.IUITLE Temple court